Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 19:08:42 05/02/99
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1. DB Programmers would have had access to Kasp games. 2. When you play someone, you usually have a look at their previous games as to see their style of play. This is especially so for big matches. I doubt Kasp would ever have played an unknown player in a match and not known anything about them. This does not include Demonstrations against unknown weak players. I mean big tourny's. I think it was unfair, and I see the Deep Blue team in the way they ran the whole series of matches as nothing more than a hit and run team. They were scared, they kept everything to themselves. After they win, the pull the machine apart. For all I know it could have been a series of GM's somewhere putting in moves. Very Suspect all of it.
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